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C150271
Contractor Name
WRCC, Inc.
Contract Type
Loan
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Larimer
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Approval Letter
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WRCC, Inc. <br />Updated September 19, 2008 <br />Page 2 of 6 <br />Background <br />Agenda Item 23c <br />WRCC, Inc. owns six storage reservoirs and over 25 miles of supply ditches across Larimer and <br />Weld Counties in Colorado. The reservoirs are: Big Windsor Reservoir, Douglas Reservoir, <br />Reservoir #8, Annex Reservoir, Elder Reservoir and Cobb Lake. These facilities are used to store <br />and supply irrigation water to agricultural users. The Company diverts approximately 35,000 AF <br />annually through the entire system. <br />This Project involves the rehabilitation of Big Windsor Reservoir (Reservoir). The Reservoir is <br />located about 10 miles east of Fort Collins and was originally made up of two independent <br />reservoirs that were joined in 1976 by enlarging the western main embankment. The northern <br />reservoir spillway was abandoned with the enlargement but a low area still remains in this area. <br />As a result of a 1997 survey, it was discovered that areas of the embankment were not properly <br />constructed and low spots existed. The State Engineer's Office (SEO) worked with the Company to <br />help suggest alternatives to correct the problem. Failure to perform repairs on the embankment <br />could result in a storage restriction of the Reservoir. <br />In addition to the embankment problems, the SEO also has concerns regarding the spillway. The <br />main spillway discharges into an area outside of the historical natural channel onto farm land that is <br />not owned by the Company. It is currently not channelized in any way and discharges over a large <br />acreage that is slated for development. To meet SEO safety requirements, the Company intends to <br />divert flows away from adjacent landowners and channelize the flows as efficiently as possible <br />back to the natural drainage course. <br />This project is being pursued by the Company as a result of SEO dam safety requirements. The <br />SEO has classified the embankment crest maintenance and abutment extensions as maintenance <br />operations and has approved the plans for this work. The spillway extension plan is not under the <br />jurisdiction of the SEO since that portion of the project has no effect on the dam or dam safety. <br />Loan Feasibility Study <br />Mayo Sommermeyer, The Dow Law Firm, LLC, prepared the Loan Feasibility Study titled <br />"Feasibility of Windsor Dam and Spillway Maintenance Project, August 15, 2008." The study was <br />prepared in accordance with the CWCB guidelines. John Andrew, Ph.D., P.E., contributed the <br />engineering and technical support portion of the Feasibility Study. <br />WRCC, Inc. <br />The Company is registered as a Colorado non-profit mutual ditch company and was established in <br />2007 as the result of a corporate reorganization. There are 1,000 shares of stock and 216 <br />shareholders. The Company is managed by afive-member Board of Directors. The Board has the <br />power to levy annual assessments and enter into loan agreements. <br />
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